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Jim Nantz can't even say how much he misses announcing the Final Four and calling the Masters. But he says he's not consumed by it.

Augusta, Omaha, Louisville, Williamsport, Oklahoma City and Cheyenne are cities defined by iconic sporting events and all been shutdown caused by the coronavirus.

It would have been the biggest Monday. But, the slot machines were turned off and the sportsbooks were dark inside the glittering casinos that line the Las Vegas Strip.

Golf will only have three major championships at the most this year. The R&A announced it is canceling the British Open in July because of the spread of COVID-19.

Augusta National says the Masters has been postponed because of the coronavirus. The news left the world's best players unsure where and when they would tee it up next.

The annual rite of spring for golf won't happen this year. The Masters has been postponed. Augusta National did not indicate when the Masters would be played.

Tiger Woods' victory at the Masters might not have been the most important sports story of 2019. It was certainly one of the most uplifting.

Tiger Woods was first off the first tee in his group and pulled a 3-wood left into the pine straw, a common landing spot for him over the years at Augusta.

Even Tiger's Swing Teacher, Butch Harmon, who has taught some of the greatest players in golf, said he thought Woods would never play again. Look who is back!

Bob Costas joined other announcers to talk about the NFL and how the growing use of analytics has made baseball into a different game than he watched growing up.